The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: being The Second and Last Part of his Life, And of the Strange Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe |
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... till , after coming a little nearer , we found she had lost her main - top - mast ,
fore - mast , and bowsprit ; and presently she fires a gun as a signal of distress ;
the weather was pretty good , wind at N. N. W. a fresh gale , and we soon came to
...
... till , after coming a little nearer , we found she had lost her main - top - mast ,
fore - mast , and bowsprit ; and presently she fires a gun as a signal of distress ;
the weather was pretty good , wind at N. N. W. a fresh gale , and we soon came to
...
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... to my old habitation , the island , on the 10th of April , 1695. It was with no small
difficulty that I found the place ; for as I came to it , and went from it before , on the
south and east side of the island , as coming from the Brasils , so now coming ...
... to my old habitation , the island , on the 10th of April , 1695. It was with no small
difficulty that I found the place ; for as I came to it , and went from it before , on the
south and east side of the island , as coming from the Brasils , so now coming ...
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The Spaniards would often say to one another , and the two honest Englishmen
who remained behind , how quietly and comfortably they lived , now those three
turbulent fellows were gone ; as for their ever coming again , that was the ...
The Spaniards would often say to one another , and the two honest Englishmen
who remained behind , how quietly and comfortably they lived , now those three
turbulent fellows were gone ; as for their ever coming again , that was the ...
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... and in this tree they both took their standing , resolving to see what might offer .
They had not stood there long , but two of the favages appeared running directly
that way , as if they had already notice where they stood , and were coming up ...
... and in this tree they both took their standing , resolving to see what might offer .
They had not stood there long , but two of the favages appeared running directly
that way , as if they had already notice where they stood , and were coming up ...
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The Indians , or savages , were wonderfully civilized by them , and they
frequently went among them ; but forbid , on pain of death , any of the Indians
coming to them , because they would not have their settlement betrayed again .
One thing ...
The Indians , or savages , were wonderfully civilized by them , and they
frequently went among them ; but forbid , on pain of death , any of the Indians
coming to them , because they would not have their settlement betrayed again .
One thing ...
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| Title | The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: being The Second and Last Part of his Life, And of the Strange Surprizing Account of his Travels Round three parts of the Globe Volume 2 of Defoe, Daniel: [The life and strange surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe] |
| Author | Daniel Defoe |
| Publisher | Stockdale, 1790 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2015 |
| Length | 456 pages |
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